The uproar or apparent uproar of scores or maybe even several hundred travelers, several of whom may have actually visited a TSA checkpoint recently, has refocused media attention on full body scanners. Those worried that TSA really wants to see or feel their junk should take pause. The narcissistic paranoia gripping the country, fueled by cable news, has distracted us from the reasons for the more thorough screening.
Finding new, creative ways to deliver opinions helps to cut through the noise and get noticed. Animated bears – or dogs, I can’t tell – seems to be the latest fad. All the kids are doing it. Now for something completely different here is an attempted defense of TSA in animated form. Enjoy.
LAST 5 POST BY Jeffrey Sural
- After Boston, Is Peter King Vindicated for his 'Fear Mongering' Ways? - May 10th, 2013
- One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Drunk Passenger and TSA's Carry-On Policy - March 18th, 2013
- Sorry TSA - Some Things Will Never Change - January 9th, 2013
- Underwear Bombs - Making the Case, Again, for Risk-Based Security - May 10th, 2012
- Kip Hawley's Suggested TSA Reforms and "Permanent Emergency" - April 18th, 2012




